Sentence examples for free to appoint from inspiring English sources

Mozilla was absolutely free to appoint anyone – whether nudist, buddhist, activist, or biblist – as CEO.

As recently as June 30, in a letter to the Chinese authorities, Pope Benedict XVI said the Vatican "would desire to be completely free to appoint bishops".

As a result, successive governments have not only held the network's purse strings, but have also felt free to appoint their own followers to key positions and ignore an ever-growing deficit, which now stands at close to $8 billion.

He said today: "I think it's right, following the sale of the paper to Alexander and Evgeny Lebedev, that the new owners should be free to appoint an editor of their own choosing.

Benedict did not explicitly insist on that right in his June 30 letter, taking a more conciliatory approach by saying merely that the Vatican "would desire to be completely free to appoint bishops".

Alton said in the email: "I think it's right, following the sale of the paper to Alexander and Evgeny Lebedev, that the new owners should be free to appoint an editor of their own choosing.

But the incomer will have free rein to appoint whomever he sees fit, and the trio must be considered dead men walking by association.

The Conservatives have made it possible for academies and free schools to appoint teaching staff who do not have qualified teacher status (QTS), but Mr Laws promised to make QTS a priority in the Liberal Democrat manifesto next year.

It also noted that the detained are "free to choose, appoint and meet with a lawyer according to the rules of procedures governing correctional institutions".

The idea that the way that one looks into these allegations of governance and bullying in a transparent, judgment free way is to appoint a counter-terrorism expert is quite simply shocking".

That, in turn, could free up the president to appoint the kinds of judges and Supreme Court justices he wants, without worrying about constant Republican obstruction.